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BY Luke Mulunda To cap or not to cap interest rates? That’s the million-dollar question whose answer depends on where…
the debate on interest rates has become very emotive, and inadvertently betrayed the capitalistic interests behind the renewed push to give banks a free hand in determining the cost of credit.
Considering that stretched elections are now a permanent fixture of our Constitution and the fact that the political deadlock Kenya…
BY VICTOR ADAR As recent as a year ago, banks charged an average of 18% on loans. Some passed exorbitant…
Masoko, the plural form of market Swahili, will soon be a common word in Kenya’s retail sector, thanks to Safaricom.…
BY NBM WRITER To appreciate the troubles Nakumatt supermarket is going through, just walk into its Moi Avenue branch in…
BY NBM WRITER A globally acclaimed investment economist is optimistic that Kenya’s economy will rebound soon after the elections. Sanlam…
BY LUKE MULUNDA Take a moment, if you like, and observe the next presidential political rally. Chances are you will…
STHE SHABANGU Africa is standing before a small window of opportunity to grow future-ready leaders equipped to take on a…
BY NBM WRITER The average person is believed to be a few weeks from financial trouble without a paying job.…